Bangkok's Unexpected Urban Wildlife: The Water Monitor Lizards
Bangkok's water monitor lizards, once pushed to the city's edges, are now thriving in urban areas, offering visitors an unexpected wildlife encounter in the world's most visited city.
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Bangkok's water monitor lizards, once pushed to the city's edges, are now thriving in urban areas, offering visitors an unexpected wildlife encounter in the world's most visited city.
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